Name: Avatar: The Last Hairbender
Start: 2025-03-08 19:00:00
End: 2025-03-08 21:30:00
Location: Colours Hoxton

Move over Ember Island Players, we are back in town to provide a faithful(ish) recreation of Avatar: the Last Airbender!

The Last Hairbender is a celebration of all things ATLA and Legend of Korra - heroes, villains, fire lords, cabbage merchants - by an all-star, all-POC cast of drag & cabaret stars. Dress in your finest, sip some tea (or hot leaf juice), and prepared to be wowed / entertained / terrified by London's best and silliest!

And we do mean dress your finest, because there'll be a costume competition with merch / drinks to win!

Join us at Colours Hoxton on Saturday 8th March for an evening for drag, burlesque, comedy, lipsyncing, dance and much more!

Psstit's 20 years since the first season of Avatar aired. Yes, we feel as old as you do.

TIMING

Date: Saturday 8 March 2025

Doors 6:30pm

Show 7pm

VENUE & ACCESS INFO

The show is held at Colours Hoxton, 2-4 Hoxton Square, N1 6NU. The street to the entrance lobby of the venue is step-free. There are 5 steps down to the Main Bar space. There is an incline stair lift with a capacity of 300kg to the right of these steps, making the entrance to the Main Bar space step free. The accessible toilet is also on the ground floor and can be accessed step-free.

Please note that there will be a mix of seating and standing space available. If you require seating or a wheelchair space, please email [email protected] and we will reserve it for you.

More information about accessibility at Colours Hoxton can be found here.

Please note that this show is a safe space for all LGBTQ+ people and allies - come as you are, and you will be celebrated. However, transphobia, homophobia, racism, misogyny or any other form of hate speech will not be tolerated under any circumstances - and we reserve the right to ask disrespectful audience members to leave without refund.

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